Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease - a Practical Guide for Nurses

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While some degree of fat in the liver is normal, it only takes a small increase in the percentage of fat for disease to occur. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is becoming increasingly common. It is considered to be the most prevalent cause of liver disease in Australia. Many people with this disease have an increased risk of cirrhosis and liver-related death.

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Jana Van der Jagt View profile
Jana Van der Jagt is a hepatology nurse practitioner on the Mid-North Coast of NSW. She has worked in hepatology for over 18 years, including in her consultancy services for healthcare education. Jana has a particular interest in advanced liver disease and the development of responsive models of care.
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First Published14 October 2017
Updated13 October 2017
Expires
30 December 2023
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Topics
Chronic Illness
Hepatology
Alcohol
Preventative Health
Allied Health